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the Latest NoyeII

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Taylor & Miller keep full line OF Drugs
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everything that is for the good VI their cusso
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Ed. JOURNAL The Methodists are
having grand revival meeting at Jerry
City, converting sinners and warming up
old saints. Revs. Ayers, Hemphill and
Thomas are the preachers.
A large amount Of ship timber will he
shipped from here this spring. Mr.. Good
win is helping along the Findlay boom by
shipping building material TO that live
town.
Henry township farmers have COM
menced sowing oats. A good many far
mers in this vicinity will sow peas. They
are excellent feed for hogs, either ns pas
ture or chop. z. II. Loe has been shipping
some hay and straw 10 eastern parties.
Hay ia getting little scarce.
Considerable maple syrup is being made
in this vicinity. There is quite number
of fine sugar camps still left in the south
part of the county. This reminds us OF
earlier days when nearly every farmer
owned a camp snd all manufactured their
own sugar, when the cheerful blaze lit up
the woods of evenings on almost every
farm. But now the trees are ashes, the
kettles are rust and the farmers are with
the saints, trust. ADoLPHus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08
LUCKEY ITEMS.

Weather cold and windy and roads dry
and good. The wheat needs rain bad.
All the factories are running full time
and every yhody is busy.
Mr.. j. ]. Hopper closed his winter
school last Friday with good success and
general sallsisclion to all parties. lie
has done a good winters work.
Mrs. Foster has opened milliner and
dress making establishment, and ia now
prepared to do all kinds of work in that
line.
Kothe & Rnthenbuhlcr have made some
good improvements on their lime kiln
and now they are burning night and day,
and they have all the orders that they can
FIJI, and with their increased capacities are
enabled 10 rush things generally.
The Toledo Natural Gas and Oil Com
pany are here leasing land for operations.
II IL hoped that they will lease all the
land around here, and commence opera.
tiona soon to bore and develop this sec
lion. Lnckey has The very finest and best
limestone sections and qnarries IN the
State, and with natural gas to burn the
Inie, It can compete with and beat any
spot on the globe on lime.
The Good Tempars organized with n
membership OF about seventy. and il it is
properly managed il can reach one hun
dred in short time, and with the literary
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08
Another Art Craze.

The latest art work among ladies is known
as the "French Craze" for decorating china,
glassware, etc. il is something KsrIRRLY SEw'
and is both profitable and fascinating. II is
very popular in New York, Boston and other
Eastern cities. To ladies desiring to learn the
Art, We will send an elegant china PLAGUE
(size lS incbes) handsomely decorated, for a
modol, together with box of material, 100 col
ored designs assorted in flowers, animals, sol.
diers, land scapes, etc.. complete, with full in
struclious. upon receipt OF only $i.00. The
PLAGUE alone is worth more than the amount
charged. To every lady ordering this outfit
who encloses the address Of five other ladies
interested in Art matters, to whom we can mail
our new catalogue Of Art Goods, we will en-
close extra and without charge an imitation
hand painted brass -placque. Instruction book
In painting 10 colored pictures, ETC., oaly l51.
Embroidery Silk. best quality, all eolors. 500.
per 100 skeins. Tinsel Braid. gold or silver,
for art embroidery and needle work, large ball,
only l5c. Macrame Card. white. SOC per lbi
any color. o0c per lb. Other goods at equally
TiiE EMPlRE NEWS CO.. Syracuse. N. Y
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dies. Look 1Icrcl

We offer advantages TO DASH BUYERS that
will never be found in the beaten path OF regu
lar trade We buy Immense job lots from bank
rupt concerns who are PoRcBD TO sHLL, an our
pricesarc FINAL, DECISIVE aud CnUsnISal Fol
lowing we give facts and hgures THAT WILL
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Ladies' elegant plush handbags, 40c; Rus
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specie PURSES nickel frame, ball snap, large
size, 22c; Ladies' ,woblsdo pen knives, shell
handle, 20c; Manicure Knives, for the finger
nails, 15c, Charm knives, 10c; "Gem" carpet
strctchcrs, the best, 35c: Madame Louise hair
crlmpers. l0c; b iby pino, lne goldp lated, with,
cut letters, "Dabv." Darling" pet" etc.
zoe pair (worth 5Oc); stcreoscopes, fancy
hoods, 40c worth s1); stercoscopic views,
American, foreign, comic, statuarY and ac
tresses, 50c per doz. (worth s2); gilt edge
playing cards, 30c pack [worth 75cl: Tom
Thumb play aying cards, 10c; handsome leather
cite photo albums, gilt edge, 25c; Music
boxes, very fine, Si.l0; "Mikado" bangl
bracelets, LATEST THING IN LADIES JgwELHY
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photos of actresses, 10c, 3 for 25c; Sewing
machine oil, best sperm, large bottles. 25c;
Lubin's Complexion Soap, 1Oc, D cakes for
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PATENTS GRANTED

To citizens of Ohio during the past
week, and reported expressly for the
JOURNAL by c. A. Snow s. Co., Patent
Lawyers, opposite U. 8. Patent Office,
Washington, d. c.: .,,
]. Barger, Laceyville, Machine brake.
III. 4. Basin, Drcaturville, Saw mill
mechanism.
A. Borneman, Lancaster, Bridge piqr.
j. L. Braffett, New Paris, Fence wirc
device.
w. R. Briggs, Edgerton, Wood work.
ing machine.
F. L. Case, Canton, Surgical chair.
Il. Ii. COwlcs, Cleveland, Furnace.
j, L. Dunnigan, Cleveland, Grease
cup.
c. II. Favel, oberlin, Hone storing de-
vice.
]. Ferrel Zanesville, Ladder truck.
L.. A. Fontaine, Toledo, Wire nail
machine.
A. p. Gould, Canton, Fodder cutter.
X. Grove, North Lima, Washboard.
W. A. Holmes, Short Creek, Fence.
j. Keller, Sandusky, Harvester tilter.
j. E. Kessler, Middleport, Gage.
NJ, w. Mahar, Dayton, Bulletin board
and broom holder.
|. B. Mahon, Dunkirk, Fence.
g. z. Nichols and NJ. Coombs, Youngs-
town, Apparatus for suspcnding electric
lights.
q, NJ. Peters, Xenia, Cartridge loader.
@. III. Straight, Bryan, Road cart.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08

GENERAL LoGAN's forthcoming book
"The Volunteer Soldier OF America" will
he published early in June by r. S. Peale
q Co, Chicngo, Ii IL dedicated "To the
immortal host OF Citizen. Soldiers and
Sailors WHO, from Lexington TO Appomat-
tox, have won the liberty Of the Repmb-
lie, maintained its honor and preserved
iis integrity" Ii has been decided by the
literary executor to publish in the sanie
volume General Logan's personal remin-
licences of the civil war from Bull Run to
Vicksbnrg. The following letter i" made
public 10 dispel all doubts as to the au-
tleniciiy Of the work:
r. s. PEALE & Co., Chicago, Feb. %. 1887.
Dear Sirs :-In presenting 10 the public
"TKE VOLUNTEER SOLDIER OF AMERICA" !"
the last work Of my departed husband,
feel sure this book can have no rival. The
subject was one so near Gen. Logan's heart
that for years he gave much time, research
aud thought To the work. He was negu-
lialing with publisher when 40 suddenly
called from his lsborS hence | present II
thus early to remove all possible suspicion
that other hands than his had completed
tins great work-one which hope may
have the popular reception it 30 justly
merits. Respectfully,
(Slgned) Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08
MOLINE JOTTlNGs.

Last Saturday John Suter, of this
place, while delivering load of wood
in Toledo, was badly crushed by the
load falling upon him. He was taken
to the residence of Mr.. Holliger where
he remained all night, and was brought
home by his parents Sunday. AT present
he is doing well.
Miss Amelia Schrleber is visiting here.
Miss Mary johnson is visiting her par
ents.
Wheat in the low ground is poor.
Nearly all the oats ground is plowed,
but the farmers are waiting for warmer
weather to sow.
Miss Katie. Harvey began her twelfth
successive term of school last Monday
with fifty pupils the first day. Katie
has the good will of the little folks
around here UN ABoNNE.
April 8, 1887.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08
whn, the Liquor Men Ddn't Want.

In the Platform given in the Champion.
national organ Of the wine and spirit
trade. ID this clause
81. We oppose aud battle against the
grand prohibition hnmbug, seeking 10 de-
sloy the liquor traffic in the United States,
and it is our special enleavor to bring in-
To line protective liquor dealers associa-
li0ns in every state, county and town, for
the purpose of resisting the enactment OF
state laws unjustly or oppressively restrict
i've OF the liquor traffic, and for mutual aid
and pro- 'eclon.
AT the National Anti. Prohibition Con-
venlion. held in Chicago, October Is, 1886,
the following resolutions were passed
ReSolped, That we are unullerably OPP
posed Ia prohibition, general or local.
Resolved, That we indOrse the license
system and favor the enactment of laws
by the states, because that will not resull
in monopoly, but will give to reputable eli
rens the right 10 sell wine. malt and spir-
ituous liquors.
In every lssue Of the Champion is call
TO liqnor,dealers TO organize against pro-
libilion, proving that the liquor interest
believes that prohibition prohibits. THE
LIQUOR MEN DON'T WANT PRoMIDITIoN.
WHAT THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE DO WANT
The temperance people want prohibition
in order 10 protect the home, and make
the streets safe for the children when they
go out Of the home.
They want CONSTITUTIONAL Prohibit
ton, that il may he permanent.
This can only be secured by uniting the
temperance forces, as this is war against
The liquor traffic and contends for princi-
Piles, not parties.
As the government is Instituted for
the protection, safety, prosperity and hap
piness OF the people, and not for the profit.
honor, or private interest Of any one msn
or class Of men," and as the liquor traffic
Ia carried on TO enrich the few, and d.
stroys the happiness and desolaies the
homes oil The people, we call upon all Low
err Of humanity to unite In this effort 10
overthrow The liquor traffic by placing
prohibition ii the constitEiion Of our slalep.
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Worthy or Uredit.-Mrs, R. s. NJ

Worthy OF Uredit.-Mrs. R. s. Nc
Cam ia entitled to much credit for her
efforts to secure beautiful sight for the
final resting place of her father, the
late Col. II. S Steedman, and her mother
who died of cholera in Grand Rapids in
1854, and WAS buried at Waterville. Mira.
McCanhn as secured very desirable lot In
Fort Meigs Cemetery and had the remains
OF her mother brought here on Tuesday la-t
and reinterred there, and on Sunday next
the remains of her father, which were
placed in vault ut Swan Creek Cemetery
three weeks ago will be brought here for
burial Rnggles Post OF Moncova, Joined
by Mitchell Post of Maumee and VOL
ford Post Of Perryshurg. will conduct the
ceremonies in The honors Of war, vt IL.
A.. NJ.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The County Board of School Examin-
ers will hold their examinations of ap
plicants for teachers at Bowling Green
as follows:
Saturday-March 8 and 10.
Saturday-April 9, 18 and 30.
Saturday-May IA, 1887.
The standard rules will be observed in
all cases where political influence does
not interfere.
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LATEST ny TELEPHONE.

Mr.. Philip Lorenz, OF Toledo, spent Sunday
with his nephew, MI Pliny Ray.
Mr.. Paul Hirth, of Toledo, was the guest OF
his Perrysburg friends over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Price returned homo last evening
after four months Visit with her sister in Illl
nois.
Mrs. A. N. Thompson returned homo some
days ago from her winters visit with her son In
Vermont
Miss Jennie Norton, OF Toledo, was tho z uest
OF her cousins, the Misses Minnie and Nellie
Bloomfield over Sunday.
Mrs. Jonathan Perrin returned homo satur-
day from three months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Long, of Bryan.
Mr.. s. C. Weeks started yesterday for Troy
and Sidney, and as we have no more elections
right away will not return until June.
Mrs. George NJ. Brown, OF waterville, wns the
guest of Miss Hattie A. Hulburd and other old
time friends here on the first of the week.
Mr.. Thomas o'Hara and sister, Miss Mary
O'Hara, Of sandusky, were the guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Hayes, this week, returning
home yesterday,
Miss Eva Rheinfrank returned on Tuesday to
0berlin to continue her studies in the Conser.
vatory of Music, having enjoyed brief vacation
with her parents at home.
Mr.. I. W. Prince, one of the band of singers
sent out by oberlin to assist in the temperance
campaign in Michigan, spent Sunday with his
aunt, Mrs. H. NJ. Hoover, OF this place. 0ber-
lin furnished 81 90 and band OF singers TO as
sist in carrying the Prohibition amendment in
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. williams, Of Urbana, ar
rived here on Friday evening last, Mr.. Williams
visiting Bowling Green on Saturday and Mon
day to look after the options offered on his
tract OF land adjoining the corporation OF that
village, returning home on Monday evening,
while Mrs. Williams will remain for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. John Powers.
Mr.. Richard DeLisle, with E. NJ. Kean & Co.,
Mr.. John Schlagbeck, prominent groceryman
in the Fifth Ward, and Mr.. Phil oRiley, once
an editor but now dealer in groceries, on st
Clair street, Toledo, still filled with the enthu-
siam OF Mondays election visited Pcrrysburg
on Wednesday evening to take view OF the gas
considerable land, and expect to have a derrick
erected in the next ten days to bore for gas, or
oil, or both. They are not spring chickens
when they get down to business.
Smith, OF the d. G. Neirs, claims to be nll
broken up over the Spring election, ETC., &c,
but thinks he may be all right by next week
Why don't you tell what the vote was on issu.
ing s35, 600 worth of bonds? Didn't you vote on
the question Mt all?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-04-08
A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying be-
tween Atlantic City and N. Y :, had been troub-
ed with a cough so that he was unable to sleep
and was Induced to try DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. II not only gave in
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effect. DR.. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy 10 tue Coleman house and on
board the schooner.
Free Trial Battles Of this STANDARD Remedy
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a Free eLecturc.-Profcssor Duncan and
Crcamer, of the Ohio Business University, will
give free lecture on Practical Bus iuess Educa-
tion. with blackboard illustrations, at the
school building, Perrysburg, on Tuesday eve
ming, April IL, commencing at o'clock. From
the educational standing and experience OF
these gentlemen quite profitable time may be
expected, and all interested in education should
attend.
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